# Write an attorney bio for my law firm website

A credible, client-focused attorney profile for the firm website and directories that stays within lawyer advertising rules.

- Topic: Marketing & Brand
- Framework: RTF
- Level: Standard
- Tags: Write, Fill-in Template
- Source: https://www.thinkwithprompt.com/prompts/write-an-attorney-bio-for-my-law-firm-website

## Prompt

```text
Write an attorney bio for my law firm's website.

**Attorney name and title:** [DETAILS]
**Practice areas:** [LIST]
**Who they help and with what problems:** [e.g. "small business owners facing commercial lease disputes"]
**Admissions and education:** [BAR ADMISSIONS, COURTS, LAW SCHOOL, YEAR]
**Board certifications, if any:** [CERTIFYING BODY - or "none"]
**Representative matters the client has consented to share or that are public:** [LIST]
**Recognition, publications, speaking:** [LIST WITH YEARS]
**Personal note they are happy to share:** [OPTIONAL]
**State(s) where the bio will be viewed:** [STATES]

Write:
1. A 250-350 word website bio: start with who the attorney helps and how, then experience, then credentials. Third person, plain language.
2. A 75-word short bio for directories, speaker programs, and LinkedIn.
3. A representative-matters list written as factual, anonymized descriptions where the client is not public.

Advertising rules to follow:
- Do not call the attorney a "specialist" or "expert" unless they hold a recognized certification; then name the certifying body.
- No guarantees, "best lawyer" claims, or comparisons that cannot be verified.
- If past results are mentioned, add a note that prior results do not guarantee a similar outcome.
- Name rankings and awards with the issuing organization and year.
- Do not reveal client identities or confidential details without consent.

Do not invent credentials, results, or awards; mark gaps as [ADD]. Finish with a list of statements to check against my state bar's advertising rules.
```

## What to fill in

- DETAILS
- LIST
- e.g. "small business owners facing commercial lease disputes"
- BAR ADMISSIONS, COURTS, LAW SCHOOL, YEAR
- CERTIFYING BODY - or "none"
- LIST WITH YEARS
- OPTIONAL
- STATES
- ADD

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